Dodge City, KS – Dense fog with visibility as low as a quarter-mile is expected across western Kansas this morning, creating hazardous driving conditions. Affected areas include highways near Dodge City, Liberal, and Ulysses, with the densest fog forecast for U.S. 83 and nearby routes. The fog began developing at 5 a.m. and is expected to lift after 9 a.m., making early travel potentially dangerous.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Dodge City, drivers should exercise caution, using low-beam headlights and reducing speed on affected roadways. The fog could significantly impact morning commutes and Black Friday shopping plans, especially for those traveling from rural areas into towns.
After the fog dissipates, sunny skies and mild temperatures will dominate the day. Friday’s high is forecast at 51°F, with clear skies continuing into the evening as temperatures drop to 26°F. Saturday and Sunday will also see sunny weather, with highs near 47°F and 51°F, respectively. Weekend travelers can expect light winds and mostly dry conditions, making for excellent driving weather once morning fog clears.
Looking ahead to next week, the Dodge City area will enjoy a gradual warming trend, with highs reaching 57°F by Tuesday. Clear skies and calm conditions are expected to persist, offering an ideal backdrop for outdoor activities or holiday travel preparations.
Drivers in the region should stay updated on road conditions through local traffic reports and heed fog advisories for safe travel.
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